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Fringe: "White Tulip"
18" x 24" 4-color screen print
on Madero Beach French Paper
Limited edition of 150 (100 for purchase)
Proceeds to be donated to The Mission Continues
Pretty psyched to share this one. My poster for Gallery 1988's Fringe Benefits project.
In honor of the upcoming Fringe series finale, Gallery 1988 has asked fans to help vote for their favorite cases from the show's history, all to determine which scenes and episodes will be depicted by some of Gallery1988's favorite screenprint artists. These episodes are now labor intensive, hand-pulled screen print posters, limited to an edition of 150, where only 100 are available to the public for purchase. Each poster is hand-numbered, unless otherwise noted. All profits from this project will be donated to The Mission Continues, an amazing charity that encourages and aids volunteerism by disabled and wounded veterans.
Click here to purchase for $30: http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
I will not have any AP's for this poster, it's only available at the above link. For more poster updates, follow me here: @zombiebacons Read Less

In honor of the upcoming Fringe series finale, Gallery 1988 has asked fans to help vote for their favorite cases from the show's history, all to determine which scenes and episodes will be depicted by some of Gallery1988's favorite screenprint artists. These episodes are now labor intensive, hand-pulled screen print posters, limited to an edition of 150, where only 100 are available to the public for purchase. Each poster is hand-numbered, unless otherwise noted. All profits from this project will be donated to The Mission Continues, an amazing charity that encourages and aids volunteerism by disabled and wounded veterans.

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Fringe: "White Tulip"
18" x 24" 4-color screen print
on Madero Beach French Paper
Limited edition of 150 (100 for purchase)
Proceeds to be donated to The Mission Continues
Pretty psyched to share this one. My poster for Gallery 1988's Fringe Benefits project.
In honor of the upcoming Fringe series finale, Gallery 1988 has asked fans to help vote for their favorite cases from the show's history, all to determine which scenes and episodes will be depicted by some of Gallery1988's favorite screenprint artists. These episodes are now labor intensive, hand-pulled screen print posters, limited to an edition of 150, where only 100 are available to the public for purchase. Each poster is hand-numbered, unless otherwise noted. All profits from this project will be donated to The Mission Continues, an amazing charity that encourages and aids volunteerism by disabled and wounded veterans.
Click here to purchase for $30: http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
I will not have any AP's for this poster, it's only available at the above link. For more poster updates, follow me here: @zombiebacons

About

Fringe: "White Tulip"
18" x 24" 4-color screen print
on Madero Beach French Paper
Limited edition of 150 (100 for purchase)
Proceeds to be donated to The Mission Continues
Pretty psyched to share this one. My poster for Gallery 1988's Fringe Benefits project.
In honor of the upcoming Fringe series finale, Gallery 1988 has asked fans to help vote for their favorite cases from the show's history, all to determine which scenes and episodes will be depicted by some of Gallery1988's favorite screenprint artists. These episodes are now labor intensive, hand-pulled screen print posters, limited to an edition of 150, where only 100 are available to the public for purchase. Each poster is hand-numbered, unless otherwise noted. All profits from this project will be donated to The Mission Continues, an amazing charity that encourages and aids volunteerism by disabled and wounded veterans.
Click here to purchase for $30: http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
http://fringebenefitsproject.com/fr/p1/
I will not have any AP's for this poster, it's only available at the above link. For more poster updates, follow me here: @zombiebacons Read Less